The chip giant's executive VP sees lots of business opportunity - if broadband costs are addressed.
Local milk farmers are tech-savvy, says their industry body, which wants to move 75% of bulk milk sales online.
Industry insiders agree the idea is good, but what about the implementation?
In today's technology roundup: Terminal Five plagued by tech problems, Mac gets hacked first in contest, and Bush bashed on tech policy.
In this World Wide Wrap: Software companies team up, Middle East trusts WiMax, and Confederation Heights goes wireless.
In this World Wide Wrap: Future selects Cisco, entries open for awards, and Hybris assists Zavvi.
The company expands its reach into Africa from its new regional headquarters in SA.
US Internet users have been showered with porn and Viagra pop-ups in a scam to sell them bogus security software, says Brett Myroff, CEO of Sophos SA.
Spammers target several layers of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and could soon abuse the highest level - self-actualisation.
In today's technology roundup: BBC reveals new online presence, US data centres run out of electricity, Motorola to split in two, and Adobe opens Photoshop Express.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mediasurface looks for partners, Atex to support ACAP, and companies partner for open source.
In this World Wide Wrap: Call Genie, Spoken partner, Cornwall libraries adopt Talis, and Avid enhances online interface.
Intoweb Marketing's search engine marketing event at The Innovation Hub featured a keynote address by Stafford Masie, country manager of Google SA.